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Radon Mitigation Regina

What is Radon Mitigation?

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Radon Mitigation is the process of reducing radon levels in your home. The most effective method is called active soil depressurization. This system pulls radon gas from beneath the home and vents it safely outside the house.

If you are concerned about radon levels in your home, contact Regina Radon Solutions today to discuss radon testing or to request a quote for a mitigation system.

Sub Slab Depressurization

A pipe is inserted through the basement floor into the gravel below, and a fan draws radon from beneath the slab and vents it safely outside. This is the standard and most effective method for most homes.

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Sump Pump Depressurization

If the home has a sump pit, it can be sealed and used as the suction point. A fan draws radon from the sump system and exhausts it outside.

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Sub Membrane Depressurization

For Crawl Spaces

A durable plastic membrane is installed over the exposed soil in a crawlspace. A fan pulls radon from beneath the membrane and vents it outdoors.

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Installation Process

1. Evaluate the home and determine the best mitigation approach
2. Install a suction point and connect the piping system
3. Install the radon fan and exterior exhaust pipe
4. Verify proper operation using a manometer.

Most installs can be completed in one day and significantly reduce radon levels

Radon Mitigation Regina

What is Radon Mitigation?

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Radon Mitigation is the process of reducing radon levels in your home. The most effective method is called active soil depressurization. This system pulls radon gas from beneath the home and vents it safely outside the house.

If you are concerned about radon levels in your home, contact Regina Radon Solutions today to discuss radon testing or to request a quote for a mitigation system.

A pipe is inserted through the basement floor into the gravel below, and a fan draws radon from beneath the slab and vents it safely outside. This is the standard and most effective method for most homes.

If the home has a sump pit, it can be sealed and used as the suction point. A fan draws radon from the sump system and exhausts it outside.

For Crawl Spaces

A durable plastic membrane is installed over the exposed soil in a crawlspace. A fan pulls radon from beneath the membrane and vents it outdoors.

Installation Process

1. Evaluate the home and determine the best mitigation approach
2. Install a suction point and connect the piping system
3. Install the radon fan and exterior exhaust pipe
4. Verify proper operation using a manometer.

Most installs can be completed in one day and significantly reduce radon levels

Typical cost

Radon mitigation systems in Regina typically range from approximately $2500 - $3500 depending on the home layout and installation requirements.

1-639-532-4772

reginaradonsolutions@gmail.com

717 Murray Ave

Regina, SK S4N 1K4

Radon Mitigation Regina

What is Radon Mitigation?

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Radon Mitigation is the process of reducing radon levels in your home. The most effective method is called active soil depressurization. This system pulls radon gas from beneath the home and vents it safely outside the house.

If you are concerned about radon levels in your home, contact Regina Radon Solutions today to discuss radon testing or to request a quote for a mitigation system.

A pipe is inserted through the basement floor into the gravel below, and a fan draws radon from beneath the slab and vents it safely outside. This is the standard and most effective method for most homes.

If the home has a sump pit, it can be sealed and used as the suction point. A fan draws radon from the sump system and exhausts it outside.

For Crawl Spaces A durable plastic membrane is installed over the exposed soil in a crawlspace. A fan pulls radon from beneath the membrane and vents it outdoors.

Installation Process

1. Evaluate the home and determine the best mitigation approach 2. Install a suction point and connect the piping system 3. Install the radon fan and exterior exhaust pipe 4. Verify proper operation using a manometer. Most installs can be completed in one day and significantly reduce radon levels

Typical cost

Radon mitigation systems in Regina typically range from approximately $2500 - $3500 depending on the home layout and installation requirements.

1-639-532-4772

reginaradonsolutions@gmail.com

717 Murray Ave

Regina, SK S4N 1K4

For Crawl Spaces

A durable plastic membrane is installed over the exposed soil in a crawlspace. A fan pulls radon from beneath the membrane and vents it outdoors.

1. Evaluate the home and determine the best mitigation approach
2. Install a suction point and connect the piping system
3. Install the radon fan and exterior exhaust pipe
4. Verify proper operation using a manometer.

Most installs can be completed in one day and significantly reduce radon levels